Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
Weeklg Antelli9enter.
oCFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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puhher and hemp packing and rope AT
Senden's.
Canary. mocking bird and breeding cages
at Senden's.
Extra line canned peas and while wax
beans. Clagett. m'hi."
Perfection gasoline stoves and Siberia re-
friperators at Senden's. 1t
ID. Hackers bread can be had fresh every
day, at Esgleston & lteeder's' Bonr " sons
and at F. MOrath's. mch'r2
The Home of New York will insure your
homes and business houses at reasonable
r,,.s In A. Wilson. dcc25tf
A great MANY lines of goods at the China
Hall have already been closed but. Don't let
someone else get all the bargains. ml2t2
Hello! What's going on at the Dutch Row
Rakery? He sells the best and sweetest LOAF
bread in Lexington. c. Meyer. mchl2t2
pie .sant room with southern exposure
for man and wife. Will take a few day board
ers. Convenient to business. C. Ben Rus
sell. ieoi"i
IT, will nav any blacksmith in Lafayette
county to call on j. II. Sender, Lexington,
for prices on iron, steel, spokes, felloes.
pillow handles, tire, pillow and carriage poits.
"Ouce upon . midnight dreary." when l
tossed so sad and weary. upon my bed, ha'i
mad with pain, a friend bought me a bo'te
of salvation Oil. 1t cured me. l needed
this, and snothing more" Ii
One of the ups and downs of an energetic
merchants existence is to keep the quality
up and the prices down. By the way. they
are doing this very effectually at Henry VII
ker's, Franklin av. Sole agent IN the city lot
Ruttsrick,s Patterns, and dealer in dry soous
,.a.a, mchl2t2
Watered with the dew of good intention'
warmed by the sunshine of fair dealing' the
dollar YOU bring US will grow and expand 10
colossal. It's our low prices and Tour per
-e.nt rebate card that does it. Call and see
H. Wilker, Franklin street, for drv goods
.na ,ot;ons mci,12t2
The Wabash is now running two reclining
chair cars on all trains between ST. LOUIS
and Kansas City, one car being especiai'y
reserved for local traffic. The new cars are
elegantly fitted mp with the Gllfllsn chalrs
and are the most comfortable coaches IN tue
country. Seats are free of extra charge. u
Hello! What's going on at the Dutch Row
Bakerye He sells the best and sweetest loai
bread in Lexington. c.. Never. mehl2i2
The rumor that Henry Wilker had decamp-
ed with alarge sum of the firms money mas
proved well founded. Mr.. Wilker has here
tofore enjoyed the confidence and esteem Of
the best citizens of the county and they Will
learn with pleasure that he is now in the
eastern markets buslly engaged in the pur-
chase OLA large line of spring and summer
STYLES in dry goods and notions, which we
nredict will be the finest assortment ever
shown In Lexington. IL
drunkenness, or liquor habit, can be cureo
y administering DR.. Haines' Golden Specihc.
can be given in a cup of coffee or tea WIN
4 out the knowledge of the person taking IT,
effecting a speedy and permanent cure
whether the patient Is a moderate drlnker or
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF drunkards
have been msde temperate men who have
taken the Golden Specific In their coffee WIN
out their knowledge, and to-day believe they
Quit drinking OF their own free Will. NO
harmful effects result from its administra-
t,on. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
ami full particulars. Address in confidence
Golden Specific Co., 1856, Race St., Cincinnati,
q Ohio. noFloSl
Stuck 10 your dannels until your flannels
stick TO you.
Cant. 10. A. Wilson is acting city engineer
and street commissioner in the absence or Z.
F. Homer.
The rain, last Tuesday night. made the
roads very bad again, but they are getting
better every day now.
warehouse is in progress OF ercctlon near
Ssha ferry landing Tor Use In storing freight
intended for shipment via the river.
Collector Harrison has bought four lots on
the south side Of Main street, between Zis'
and 22nd streets, and will probably build
thereon this sum mer.
The buds on the elm, soft maple and frul'
trees are vlsibly increasing in size.and should
the present warm weather continue for a few
days, will be fully developed.
In making mention of our Mr.. Allen and
Judge Young last week ~ the song BIRDS Of
the Intelligencer building, we should have
included Farmer Hall, whose musical abilI-
ties are recognized by all.
The real estate sales this week have beer
numerous and indicate that confidence in the
future of our city mas been restored and tina
the present year will be a prosperous one Il
real estate dealers and builders.
We have often heard Of attempts being
made to break out of the calabOOse, but try
= Ing to break into it is reversing the order o
things considerably. Nevertheless, keeper
Hamlet came near losing his britches and
ten dollar bill contained therein in that way
last Sunday night. Fortunately he wa;
awakened In time to avert such u disaster ant
will be more careful in the future.
In about two weeks the Wabash road vii
rut on a special fast train from Kansas Cit!
to st. Louis which will rival the time of the
special fast mail train on the Missouri Pacific
to be put IN operation Tomorrow morning
for the first time. The Wabash ncople har'
contemplated this step for some time. The
train will leave Kansas City IN the earl.
morning and will reach st. Louis between !
and IL O'Clock, about the same time thai tn
fast mail service traia from St. LOUIS vii
arrive in Kansas City. The Wabash route
as Is well known, is the shortest line from
Kansas City TO st. Louis, and with a rOa'
bed which is I'm perfect order they will un
doubtedly be able 10 make magnificent time
The BrunsWicker speaks to the point whe1
itmYAkRfsQRr citizens who can do a tow
~ goQdh1 tnproyement, seem Just now t.
ueesegsed viii. "a universal desire to inves
their means at other points. Of course sue
steps can do Brunswick no good, and
steadily persisted in. the town might just a
we'll be walled up without gates. No tow
can flourish unless the residents use some en-
desyors to assist all III i'erial enterprises. bu
if every dollar made in business here is to b
sent to aid in building up some other point
the town will improve about As fast as Ian
from which large crops are raised each yea
g without the land being enriched by fertiliza
ton. Investing your money in home enter
prises is the true secret to the prosperity {
any place."
Hisginsyille:-Mrs. RObt. Painter ia slowl
recovering from an attack of diptheria. Ill
Will Dysart lost an infant child from meas
les, Sunday, March G. Five others are seri
ously i'll. Rev.R. ID. Painter has been Ell
gssed to give his entire time to the Bapti'
church here, and has resigned his field {
I,bor at Mt. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. l
wilkinson, who, about six months ago. lie
here for Springfield, Mo, have sold out and VI
move again TO old Lafayette. HIS family
at present visiting friends i'll Lexington
Mr.. A. j. Sparks and family, of C0ncordii
moved here this week. Miss Matte G.cei
Of Lexington, spent several days this wee
with her sister, Miss Maggie, ut Mr.. Charlie
Hoefer's. Mrs. j. j. F'ulkerson and NV
,hildren and Mrs. T., r., Bell spent Wedues